Sentence examples for politically unlikely from inspiring English sources

But this is politically unlikely.

TR: That sounds politically unlikely.

It's also politically unlikely, because it involves the word "tax".

While the commission could ignore the committee and approve the rule over substantial opposition, that is viewed as politically unlikely.

Assuming further subsidies from European Union taxpayers are politically unlikely, a Greek replacement of the euro by a new drachma seems to be the only alternative.

Such a move could amount to eradicating the largest banks rather than splitting them up — and eradication is both politically unlikely and potentially disastrous for the economy.

"It's very unlikely politically or in terms of jurisprudence that Congress could nationalize gay marriage," said Dellinger.

The suggestion that tax cuts could be rescinded if projected surpluses don't materialize seems unlikely politically.

The recount ruling means that the courts, believed by many Zimbabweans to be politically compromised, are unlikely to be an effective avenue of appeal.

The task force concluded that Saudi Arabia, the world's largest oil producer, was politically stable and unlikely to become another Iran.

The Bureau of Immigration was created, along with 24 federal inspection stations, to process new arrivals and weed out those deemed medically suspect, politically subversive, or unlikely to find a job.